Feedback request: Radiola linoides (10195)

[Mike d'Apice]

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Specimen #289665

Taxon:	Linaceae: Radiola linoides Roth ("Allseed")
Other name:	Radiola millegrana named by John Gilbert Baker 1856
Filed in taxon folder:	Linaceae: Radiola linoides Roth ("Allseed")
Collected by:	John Gilbert Baker
Collection date:	8/1856
Locality:	Great Britain, VC62 North-east Yorkshire, Stockton-on-the-Forest, SE6556, "Inundated mid-agrarian"
ex herb:	Prof George Stephen West
Institution:	University of Birmingham (BIRM)
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Documented by mikedaps on 17^th February 2010.

Checked by oldnick

Edit history

date	user	change
17/02/2010	mikedaps	Deleted locality: GB VC62 Teesdale,Stockton Forest, "Inundated ?midspar?"
17/02/2010	mikedaps	Added locality: GB VC62 Stockton-on-the-Forest, "Inundated mid-agrarian" SE6556 (place)

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mikedaps wrote

Can't make sense of the word after inundated, assuming it is that: Any better ideas?

[David Price]

This term has been discussed from time to time. It is 'midagrarian' and is one of Watson's Zones.

"Stockton" is Stockton on the Forest, a village near York (now a suburb of that City). See http://herbariaunited.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2354

[Mike d'Apice]

Thanks re midagrarian and the correct Stockton, amended. Mike d'A